African American Folk-C. 1850-Snake head handle wi

Anonymous, Possibly African American. Intricately Carved Cane. c.1850 -1865. Initialed, 'C.M.' Carved and stained wood with horn handle, brass tacks and mirror. Steel tip and heavily varnished. Carvin

a wonderful folk art painting by Richard Burnside with an original painted frame. 4 heads and snakes and bugs. 54"x25" signed lower leftHe died October 13, 2020 in Pendleton, SC. Burnside began painti

American Folk carved nut cracker, 19th c., finely carved with open-mouthed head and fish handle, 11"l x 3"dia Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Notes/Literature: Art deale

C. 1880, with highly detailed fanged snake head, spruce top, curly maple back and sides. Losses and wear. 23"h x 8"w

Anonymous African-American Marionette Head. c. 1900’s. Carved and painted wood with leather lip and pulley in back of head. Some wear to paint and loss to left bottom lip, otherwise good condition.

Early 19th Century folk art cane, inscribed with owners name J. A. Stewart on shield with stars. Carved eagle head handle, shaft with two eagles, snake, alligator, and foliate decoration. Metal tip. O

Anonymous. African American Male Bust In Gold Wash. c. 1900s. Not signed. Carved wood with gold paint. Slight loss and wear on nose and lips, otherwise great condition. Head is 7.5"h x 4.5"d, with bas

Antique Folk Art iron-banded horse feed bowl, 19th/20th c., English or American, slat-walled bowl with carved horse head handles, 6"h x 14"l x 8"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media E

Probably American, early 20th century. Folk art carved and painted snake wrapped cane surmounted with hand and stick handle. Signed "C. H. Peek". Approx. h. 33.5"

Group of Four African Items, 20th c., consisting of a group of three folk art walking sticks, one snake carved example with a green glass eye; one twisted example with a curved handle; and one with a

Group of nine folk art pottery items. Log pitcher with moose head, log vase, young man resting on a log, jug with handle, face with snake and horn, lizard jug, dark-green painted Afro American head, b

African American Folk Art Head Sculpture. Detailed Carved Dense Wood. Base Signed with S Monogram. Height 8". Dark Patina.

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, United States, ca. late 20th century CE. This mosaic crockpot or jug is a wonderful piece of African American folk-art hand-made using sentimental items fr

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century, Vintage African-American Folk Art Style Pictorial Sampler, Original Frame, Very Fine. Original vintage African-

Ancient Roman Bronze Ladle with Snake head handle c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 8 3/4 inches length.+ mount. Fine cast bronze Ladle with snake head. Custom mounted. Provenance: From the Estate of Judith

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century Vintage African-American "Folk Art" Style Pictorial Sampler, in its Original Frame, Very Fine. Vintage African-A

A fine and rare carved polychrome toy with an acrobat. Appears to be original with the exception of replaced leather reins for horses. Reputed to have belonged to Washington Irving (1783-1859), the no

african american origin ca. 1900 folk art carved head dulcimer. An incredible piece of folk art with great dark patina and outstanding original surface. possibly African American.a possible maker is M

A George III teapot Benjamin Smith, London 1818, of squat circular form with waisted girdle, wooden C-scroll handle with snake's head terminal, raised on a circular foot (Height: 13cm, weight: 23.8oz)

Oil on board by Martin Saldana, a largely self taught African American folk artist from Denver, CO who started painting relatively late in life. In 1950, at the age of 46, he received an invitation to

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, an unfinished example (tracing lines present at middle shaft), with deeply carved devices and figures, including dog's head handle, bold spread-wing eagl

Late 19th c. Rag Doll, depicting an African American man, in leather and mixed fabrics, with button eyes, stitched nose and mouth, 18" high. Fabric wear, deterioration and losses; surface wear.

Mose Tolliver, also known as Mose T, was a self-taught African American folk artist known for his vibrant and expressive paintings. Born in 1921 in Pike Road, Alabama, Tolliver gained recognition in t

Early to mid 20th century, likely Southern states. A very interesting glazed pottery folk art head on stand reading at the base ÒBy Mr. Jimmy Copeland The most soul you ever saw in a good while, Jimm